Im using the "greys". I found the original to be overwhelmingly bright. Not a huge fan of either though. I used metallic blue forever.

The non fluid layout seems to take up only half of my monitor and doesn't feel correct. The fixed layouts need to be wider.

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The width we are using is basically the defacto standard as far as "friendly to most people" goes. Doing a super wide fixed width makes no sense since people running a resolution lower than whatever you specified would get stuck scrolling side to side.

The point of designing for a fixed width like this is that you can position elements exactly as you want, know they'll display that way for everyone, and not have to figure out what to do with a bunch of white space (or reflow if people are resizing their browsers).

To make your job a pain in the ***, perhaps you could maintain just two versions, one for standard 4:3 and one for 16:9, since according to Wikipedia 16:9 became the most common ratio in 2012. People could then choose between the two fixed versions.

To make your job a pain in the ***, perhaps you could maintain just two versions, one for standard 4:3 and one for 16:9, since according to Wikipedia 16:9 became the most common ratio in 2012. People could then choose between the two fixed versions.

..which is what I'm doing. There's a fixed width and a fluid version of each of these new themes.

The point of designing for a fixed width like this is that you can position elements exactly as you want, know they'll display that way for everyone, and not have to figure out what to do with a bunch of white space (or reflow if people are resizing their browsers).

I use Dark Red. Have for years. I don't want some monochrome black, white, grey, invert.

I like there being a little color. Don't take my color, bro.

As for you saying "they look cooler", what are you 50? No one wants to stare at a white (because it is white, it's not ****ing light grey) page all day on a computer screen. It's also stupid, not cool, to have it invert so that it's a mostly drab black/dark grey screen.

Yeah Dark Grey is that, but at least it's not some ****ing East Berlin BLACK OR WHITE ONLY bull****, it has some color.

I use Dark Red. Have for years. I don't want some monochrome black, white, grey, invert.

I like there being a little color. Don't take my color, bro.

As for you saying "they look cooler", what are you 50? No one wants to stare at a white (because it is white, it's not ****ing light grey) page all day on a computer screen. It's also stupid, not cool, to have it invert so that it's a mostly drab black/dark grey screen.

Yeah Dark Grey is that, but at least it's not some ****ing East Berlin BLACK OR WHITE ONLY bull****, it has some color.